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Kentucky foster children enjoy Halloween shopping spree at Caufield's

Kentucky foster children enjoy Halloween shopping spree at Caufield's
CHRISTINA MORA HAS THE STORY. FOR SEVEN YEAR OLD ISAIAH, FINDING ALL OF THE TRICKS AT COFIELD’S IS JUST AS MUCH OF A TREAT AS PICKING OUT THE RIGHT COSTUME. THIS MIGHT BE A COOL WEAPON. IT WAS INSIDE THE STORE’S SUPERHERO AISLE WHERE ISAIAH DECIDED TO BE CAPTAIN AMERICA FOR HALLOWEEN BECAUSE HE’S SUPER STRONG AND A NEW FRIEND ALSO NAMED ISAIAH, CHOSE THE HULK. I’M GONNA FIGHT CAPTAIN AMERICA. NO, THIS IS A SUPER EXCITING PART OF THE WORK THAT WE DO. HAVING THE KIDS BE ABLE TO COME HERE AND, LIKE, GO ON THEIR FIRST SHOPPING SPREE FOR HALLOWEEN IS REALLY AWESOME. COFIELD’S PROVIDED THE EXTRA SPECIAL TREATMENT FREE OF CHARGE FOR ABOUT A DOZEN KIDS IN KENTUCKY. FOSTER CARE. OKAY, SO YOU’RE GOING TO GET THAT ONE. AND IT’S HARD TO SAY WHO ENJOYED IT MORE. LET’S TAKE IT OFF FOR YOU. THE KIDS OR THE ADULTS. THESE KIDS HAVE HAD SOME REALLY DIFFICULT EXPERIENCES IN THEIR SHORT TIME HERE. AND SO HAVING AN EVENT LIKE THIS THAT KIND OF TAKES THEIR MIND AWAY FROM THOSE THINGS. AND THE COST OF THINGS AND, YOU KNOW, LIMITING THEMSELVES AND, YOU KNOW, JUST BEING ABLE TO THROW EVERYTHING THAT THEY WANT IN THE BASKET AND COALFIELDS AND THIS DONOR AND WEDNESDAY’S CHILD HAVE BEEN SO GREAT ABOUT, YOU KNOW, ALLOWING KIDS TO STRETCH THEIR IMAGINATIONS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY ALONE, MORE THAN 900 CHILDREN ARE IN THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM. THAT MEANS THEY LIVE WITH FOSTER PARENTS, A RELATIVE OR FICTIVE KIN, OR IN SOME CASES, A RESIDENTIAL FACILITY. A LOT OF FOLKS KNOW WE’RE REALLY STRUGGLING TO FIND THE APPROPRIATE FOSTER HOMES FOR A LOT OF OUR KIDS THAT ARE IN CARE AND SO WE REALLY HOPE THAT FOLKS REACH OUT TO US AND BECOME FOSTER PARENTS. AND IF YOU CAN’T BECOME A FOSTER PARENT, IF YOU CAN BECOME A RESPITE PROVIDER. AS FOR THE FAMILIES WHO HAVE ALREADY STEPPED IN TO DO THE WORK, IT’S WELL WORTH IT. IN DOW
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Updated: 8:58 PM EDT Oct 24, 2024
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Kentucky foster children enjoy Halloween shopping spree at Caufield's
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Updated: 8:58 PM EDT Oct 24, 2024
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Caufield's Novelty hosted a free shopping spree for about a dozen foster children in Kentucky, offering them a chance to pick out costumes and accessories."This is a super exciting part of the work that we do. Having the kids be able to come here and go on their first shopping spree for Halloween is really awesome," said Shawnte West from the Department for Community Based Services (DCBS). "These kids have had some really difficult experiences in their short time here.""So having an event like this that takes their mind away from those things, and the cost of things, and just being able to throw everything they want in the basket, and Caufield's and WC have been so great about allowing kids to stretch their imagination," West added.In Jefferson County alone, more than 900 children are in the child welfare system.These children live with foster parents, relatives, fictive kin, or in some cases, residential facilities."A lot of folks know we're really struggling to find the appropriate foster homes for a lot of our kids that are in care. So we really hope folks reach out to us to become foster parents, and if you can't become a foster parent, if you can become a respite provider," West said.The event was filled with excitement as children like 7-year-old Isaiah and his new friend, also named Isaiah, explored the store.One chose to be Captain America, while the other picked the Hulk."I'm gonna fight Captain America!" one of the boys exclaimed."No!" the other responded.The joy was palpable among both the children and the adults who accompanied them."Let's take it off for ya," said an adult helping a child with a "Scream" mask.The event highlighted the importance of community support for foster children and the need for more foster parents and respite providers in the area.

Caufield's Novelty hosted a free shopping spree for about a dozen foster children in Kentucky, offering them a chance to pick out costumes and accessories.

"This is a super exciting part of the work that we do. Having the kids be able to come here and go on their first shopping spree for Halloween is really awesome," said Shawnte West from the Department for Community Based Services (DCBS). "These kids have had some really difficult experiences in their short time here."

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"So having an event like this that takes their mind away from those things, and the cost of things, and just being able to throw everything they want in the basket, and Caufield's and WC have been so great about allowing kids to stretch their imagination," West added.

In Jefferson County alone, more than 900 children are in the child welfare system.

These children live with foster parents, relatives, fictive kin, or in some cases, residential facilities.

"A lot of folks know we're really struggling to find the appropriate foster homes for a lot of our kids that are in care. So we really hope folks reach out to us to become foster parents, and if you can't become a foster parent, if you can become a respite provider," West said.

The event was filled with excitement as children like 7-year-old Isaiah and his new friend, also named Isaiah, explored the store.

One chose to be Captain America, while the other picked the Hulk.

"I'm gonna fight Captain America!" one of the boys exclaimed.

"No!" the other responded.

The joy was palpable among both the children and the adults who accompanied them.

"Let's take it off for ya," said an adult helping a child with a "Scream" mask.

The event highlighted the importance of community support for foster children and the need for more foster parents and respite providers in the area.

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